Redevco appoints Meera Sanjee as director for real estate debt

European real estate manager Redevco has appointed Meera Sanjee as director, Real Estate Debt.

Meera Sanjee 

Based in Redevco's London office, she will report to Richard Craddock, head of Real Estate Debt.
In her new role, Sanjee will manage Redevco's loan portfolio, encompassing both its lending activities and the borrowing requirements of its equity mandates. She will also support the ongoing expansion of the firm's real estate debt and leveraged strategies throughout Europe.
This strategic hire follows recent senior appointments such as Emma Huepfl as senior advisor and Rosalind Walker as senior associate.
Sanjee brings over 20 years of extensive experience in real estate finance, deal execution, portfolio management, and restructuring across various asset classes. She joins Redevco from CBRE IM’s real estate debt division, where she focused on loan portfolio management and complex real estate financings. Her prior experience includes senior positions at leading financial institutions such as Santander, Lloyds Banking Group, HBOS, Bear Stearns, and the Commonwealth Bank of Australia.
Richard Craddock, head of Real Estate Debt at Redevco, commented: “Meera brings deep expertise in real estate finance across both bank and non-bank lending. Her experience will be instrumental as we continue to grow our real estate debt strategy, providing transitional and development lending solutions across European markets. She further strengthens our team’s capabilities in providing whole lifecycle management of debt investments we continue to grow our platform.”
Meera Sanjee, director, Real Estate Debt at Redevco, added: “I am delighted to have joined Redevco and be part of a team with such a clear, long-term and impactful approach to real estate debt. The breadth of the platform and the strength of the relationships across the business create a compelling opportunity, and I look forward to working with the team to deliver financing solutions that support sustainable growth across Europe.”